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What type of punctuation is necessary to set apart nonessential appositive phrases?

What type of punctuation is necessary to set apart nonessential appositive phrases?
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What type of punctuation is necessary to set apart nonessential appositive phrases?

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commas. when set apart using commas, these can be easily removed without changing the meaning of the sentence
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Commas. For example, Edith, my sister, is very smart.
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